HD45 / HD46
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V2.4
Command
Value
Length
Description
Function
:
10h
1 byte
Parameters write command
Data
: 27h
Address
of
1
st
code char. (MSB)
10h
2 bytes
Address of 1
st
code char. (LSB)
00h
6 parameters to be written (MSB)
06h
2 bytes
6 parameters to be written (LSB)
0Ch
1 bytes
12 bytes of values
00h
1
st
character value (MSB)
02h
2 bytes
1
st
character value (LSB)
00h
2
nd
character value (MSB)
04h
2 bytes
2
nd
character value (LSB)
00h
3
rd
character value (MSB)
00h
2 bytes
3
rd
character value (LSB)
00h
4
th
character value (MSB)
04h
2 bytes
4
th
character value (LSB)
00h
5
th
character value (MSB)
07h
2 bytes
5
th
character value (LSB)
00h
6
th
character value (MSB)
01h
2 bytes
6
th
character value (LSB)
The instrument replies by:
Response
Value
Length
Description
Function
:
10h
1 byte
Parameters write command
Data
:
27h
Address of the 1
st
code char .(MSB)
10h
2 bytes
Address of the 1
st
code char. (LSB)
00h
6 parameters written (MSB)
06h
2 bytes
6 parameters written (LSB)
The instrument compares the written access code with the one stored in the internal
memory; if they are equal, it allows parameter change.
From Table 8.C, we obtain that the initial and full scale values for the CO
2
analog
output are stored in registers number 0076 and 0077 respectively. In order to write
the two parameters values, the request will have to include:
•
address (= number - 1) of 1
st
parameter register (0075 = 004Bh)
•
number of parameters to change (2 = 0002h)
•
number of bytes for the values (4 = 04h)
•
values to be written (350 = 015Eh, 1200 = 04B0h)
Consequently, the command format will be: